...It
was great seeing Annie again and Irealized
what a terrific person she was and howmuch
fun it was knowing her and I thought ofthat
old joke, you know, this, this this guy goesto
a psychiatrist and says, Doc, uh, my brother'scrazy,
he thinks he's a chicken and, uh, thedoctor
says, well why don't you turn him in? Andthe guy says, I would,
but I need the eggs. Well,
I guess that's pretty much how I feel aboutrelationships.
You know, they're totally irrationaland crazy and absurd
and, but uh, I guess wekeep
going through it... because... most ofus
need the eggs.
from
Annie Hall
One can
fall in love as often as a tree grows leaves. It is perfectly natural but
not free of guilt and complications, unless one takes oneself to be a leaf.
David
Ignatow
MORE FUN THINGS TO DO Instead
of a purchased gift, give your lover a
personal
favor. Try these for starters:
Give a massage (back, foot, or complete body)
Comb your lover's hair
Scratch your lover's back
Be your lover's servant
Be your lover's chef
Perform one or all the household chores
Cook a candlelight dinner
Cook the family dinner
Perform a sensual sponge bath or shower
wash
DEJA-VU
DATE
Try reenacting your first date. Set things up as
closely as you can to your first date. Reserve the
same table, go to the same movie theater, take
the same romantic stroll.
ROMANTIC
TRIVIA
Create a
game based on questions about your relationship.
Give rewards for right answers and accept
lovingly the wrong ones. The following are
some
sample questions you can use:
Where was our first kiss?
What was my telephone number when you
first met me?
Where did we go on our first date?
What was the first movie we saw together?
What restaurant did we have our first dinner
together?
What was the first Valentine's gift I gave to
you?
What were you wearing and what was I
wearing the first time we met?
What kind of car did I own when we met?
~~Try
saying it as others 'round the world do~~~
Latin:
Te amo
Greek:
S'ayapo
French:
Je t'aime
Spanish:
Te quiero
Portuguese:
Amo
Italian:
Ti amo
Irish:
Taim i'ngra leat
German:
Ich liebe
dich
Dutch:
Ik houd
van jou
Swedish:
Jag a" lskar
dig
Hebrew:
Ani ohev
otah (man
to woman)
Hebrew:
Ani ohev
et otha (woman
to man)
Russian:
Ya tebya
liubliu
Japanese:
Kimi o ai
shiteru
Chinese:
Wo ie ni
Albanian:
Te dua
Arabic:
Ana behibak
Armenian
Yes kez
/si'rumem
Cambodian:
Kh_nhaum
soro_lahn
nhee_ah
Cheyenne:
Ne mohotatse
Creole:
Mi aime
jou
Dutch:
Ik hou van je
Ethiopian:Afgreki'
Gaelic:
Ta gra agam ort
Hawaiian:
Aloha wau ia oi
Hopi:
Nu' umi
/unangwa'ta
Hungarian:
Szeretlek
Korean:
Dangsinul
Lebanese:
Bahibak
Lithuanian:
Tave myliu
Mohawk:
Konoronhkwa
Moroccan:
Kanbhik
Navaho:
Ayor anosh'ni
Polish:
Kocham cie
Sioux:
Techihhila
Turkish:
Seni seviyorum
Vietnamese
: Anh ye^u
em
Yiddish:
Ikh hob
dikh lib